Teri School of Advanced Studies Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at TSAS are okay. They know their stuff and are helpful. They make sure we understand everything and finish the syllabus on time. The subjects we learn here are useful for getting a job. The exams are not too hard either.

Placement: The college has a dedicated placement department that arranges on-campus interviews. I'd say about half of the students end up getting jobs. The average salary package is around 3-5 LPA. Companies like Mahindra, TCS, Deloitte, Accenture, and KPMG come for recruitment.

Campus: I love studying MBA in sustainability management at our college. The campus has top-notch facilities that help us excel in our studies. We have everything we need like Wi-Fi, parking, library, canteen, labs, and sports complex. Plus, there are hostel options for those who need it. It's a great place to learn and grow!

Admission: The teachers at TERI SAS really know their stuff. They push us to think and ask questions, which is important for a master's program. They're easy to talk to and encourage us to go beyond just studying. The regular teachers are great, and we also have guest teachers with lots of experience. Our class is small, with about 18-23 students, so we get personal attention. We have lots of discussions and debates, which are important for postgrad students. Don't expect to be handed all the answers  you have to work for it. If you want to do extra projects, the teachers are always there to help. The curriculum is always changing to match what the industry needs. The MBA program is mostly like a normal MBA, but there's extra stuff that sets it apart. We learn about things like CSR and sustainability in different businesses, and how to measure and carry out sustainability projects. We also have guest speakers from big organizations like UN and UNGC. What we learn in class matches up well with what's happening in the real world. Sometimes we go on field trips to see this in action.

Placement: When I was choosing a college, I was really curious about the placements. TERI SAS is a unique college with a specific focus that some companies might not fully understand. But if you're into research or working with grassroots organizations, this is a great place. Companies like Vedanta and KPMG do come for placements, with the highest package last year being around 12 LPA. The average was around 6 to 7 LPA. About 60% of placements were done by the college, while the rest were students' efforts. I believe as the market changes, more companies will start coming here. It's not just about the college helping you get placed, it's also about how good a student you are. It's a team effort between you and the college to succeed.

Campus: The college has awesome academic facilities. The library is full of books and digital resources for all our subjects. If we need any specific material, they make sure to get it for us. The campus is small, with about 500 students at most. We have sports facilities like badminton, basketball, table tennis, and even a gym. As an MBA student, we didn't need labs much, but we can easily access labs like the solar lab or biotech lab if needed. Every classroom has projectors, whiteboards, AC, and comfy furniture. The computer labs have all the software we need, and there's Wi-Fi everywhere. The campus is eco-friendly, and the cafeteria is clean and well-stocked for when we get hungry. There are nice open spaces where we can hang out or have discussions. The green campus feels cozy and homey, surrounded by friendly students, professors, and staff.

Admission: The teachers here are super qualified and know their stuff really well. They focus on practical teaching which is great. The student to faculty ratio is good at 10:7, so you get enough attention. The biotechnology course covers everything you need to know. They even organize industrial visits which are cool. They also teach about patents, which is helpful for those interested in that area.

Placement: The placements are pretty good here. Companies like Zydus visit for hiring. The teachers are cool and they give good advice. They have research labs too. They help you with interview skills and even have classes for developing your personality. They also teach you how to write research papers. The teachers even suggest going abroad for a Ph.D. and offer support for that.

Campus: The library at our college is linked to other libraries in Delhi, so we have access to all the newest books and magazines. Our classrooms have AC, and we use projectors for teaching. The labs are awesome with all the latest biotechnology equipment. Love studying here!

Admission: The teachers here were awesome! They were super helpful and caring. I really liked how easy it was to talk to them whenever I needed help. Even though the teacher-student ratio was high, we didn't get much real-world experience. It would've been cool to have more of that. The courses were just as good as in top colleges. My only issue was that the teachers were pretty young, so it might not help much if I want to study abroad later on.

Placement: The college didn't have many campus placements when I was there. Most seniors and classmates ended up in government or research organizations like TERI, IIFT, Centre for WTO Studies, and Planning Commission. Some of us chose to pursue higher studies instead. There were only a few more options for placements. Not sure about corporate placements now.

Campus: The campus is really nice overall. The library was a bit small, more like a quiet reading spot. But the classrooms were awesome, with all the tech stuff you need. They were cool and cozy, with AC. The Wi-Fi worked great, no problems there. I didn't do sports, so can't say much about that.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and share a lot of valuable insights in all our subjects. We write research papers, do case studies, and even go on field trips to learn more. We get to do 2 internships as part of our program: one short (at least 6 weeks) and one long (at least 15 weeks). It's a great way to see how things work in the real world and get some practical experience.

Placement: Getting a job at Teri was a bit tough this year because IIM Lucknow started a similar course. Companies like KPMG, Godrej, Prodah, HCL Foundation visited for placements. They offered roles like assistant manager with salaries ranging from 5 to 10 lacs per year. Over 60% of students got internships through campus, with a minimum stipend of Rs. 10,000 per month. The college has a placement cell that informs us about all opportunities through email and the student portal.

Campus: TSAS may not have fancy buildings, but it's all about sustainability here. They really care about the environment, like using kulhads on Wednesdays. The food in the canteen is decent. The only downside is that only out-of-town girls can stay in the hostel. They do help you find housing close by though.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They're experienced and treat us like family. They helped us land awesome jobs and were always there to answer our questions.

Placement: I got an internship through the college. I worked with smart students who were really focused. The companies we worked with were super helpful and gave us great experience. My internship taught me so much, and it's going to look awesome on my resume.

Campus: The college has great facilities. There are lots of labs and libraries for studying and doing experiments. The staff is really helpful with campus life too.

Admission: The professors here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They come from top universities worldwide. Teaching is top-notch and keeps you interested. There's a good balance of students to teachers, about 9 to 1. We get lots of chances to visit companies for real-world experience. Every semester, we go on a trip to an industrial site. The courses are always up-to-date and focused on what we need for our future careers.

Placement: Most students find jobs right after graduating, within 6 months. The salary starts from 5 lacs and goes up to 14 lacs. Big companies like KPMG, Vedanta, Godrej, HCL Foundation, and more come for placements. Roles offered include Business Analysts, Marketing Analysts, and Consultants. Around 70% of internships are arranged by the University, with stipends ranging from 10,000 to 40,000 INR. The placement committee is really good at their job. MBA students have their own team for placements too.

Campus: The classrooms and labs at our college are really nice. They have good air conditioning and heating. The library has a lot of books for our courses. If we need a book from another library in Delhi, they can get it for us. There's a clinic on campus too, so medical help is easy to get. We don't have a football or cricket field, but there are other sports we can play. We use the stadium for big sports events. There's a small gym on campus too. The classrooms have everything we need for our projects. The labs are top-notch with great technology. We even have a room for webinars. The food in the canteen is decent. Girls have accommodation on campus, and the rooms are nice and affordable. I haven't had any problems with the facilities because any issues get fixed right away. The cleaning staff is really helpful and friendly.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and experienced, which makes learning super interesting. The exams can be a bit tough  there's usually 2 small ones and 1 big one every semester. If you're into biotechnology, the college offers cool opportunities like GLP and DBT.

Placement: The placement scene isn't great, but if you're here to learn and improve your skills and communication, then this college is a good choice. Biotechnology placements are scarce, but other departments like ESRM and sustainable development, and MBA have decent average packages ranging from 6 to 7 LPA.

Campus: The hostel is only for girls, not for boys. It costs around $180 per month with food included. But I suggest looking for a hostel near Vasant Kunj. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, good labs sponsored by DBT, and a small library. The classrooms have AC and projectors for teaching.

Admission: I really like the teachers in my department. They know their stuff, help us out, and have lots of experience. The stuff we learn is super useful for when we're working. Exams are tough but fair, and about half of us pass. I think it's a good program overall.

Placement: Most students got jobs with salaries between 4 LPA to 12 LPA. The lowest was 2 LPA. ESRI, HERE Technologies, and TCS are top companies hiring. Many students also got internships. Popular jobs are GIS analyst and remote sensing specialist.

Campus: The campus has awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, cool labs, big classrooms, and a library with lots of books. The hostel is okay, but the food in the mess is hit or miss. The medical services are alright, and there are fun sports and games to play.

Admission: The faculty here really know their stuff. They teach well and always have our backs. The course covers a lot, even the non-technical parts of water management. They use real-life examples and current topics to teach us, which is super helpful.

Placement: Around 75% of students here get a job after finishing. The salary they offer depends on how good you are. It can be between 4 to 7 lakhs per year. There are lots of companies to choose from - big ones, small ones, and even NGOs. You also need to network at the conferences you go to during your time here. You can find a list of the companies that come to campus on the college website. Everyone gets a chance to do an internship. The whole fourth semester is set aside just for that.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like library, labs, classrooms, and IT stuff. The canteen is okay, they serve breakfast, lunch, and snacks. The hostel is only for girls and can house about 50 students.